Five Star Tree Services

There can be a number of reasons you need a tree removed. This can be from damage, a storm, decay, or old age. If your tree is no longer salvageable, removal is often the only remaining option.

Owning a property with beautiful trees is a blessing, especially when those trees are more than a decade old. Established trees are often a selling point due to their aesthetic appeal and natural environmental benefits.

Trees are capable for living for thousands of years in the proper conditions and are very majestic beings. The older a tree is, the deeper the roots run and the wider it and the roots are. Most properties have some trees on them.

Winter is a magical time of the year. Everything is quiet and most often covered in snow. While this may look nice on a postcard, your trees may be suffering under the onslaught.

Usually, there are at least a few trees near houses. Trees are good for naturally breaking the wind and also providing shade. They can also add aesthetic to a property and they are also good for the local environment.

Storms are mother nature's way of asserting her authority, and they can often cause damage along the way. As loud as they are, they are also harsh on property and trees in particular.

There are times when spotting a dead tree is easy. A good way to tell is when a tree doesn't have any leaves during the summer months and it has little or no colour. There are some other trees that are harder to identify as dead.

Tree care that is done properly can maintain your trees health and in many ways improve health and growth.

Taking care of the trees on your property includes regular trimming, fertilization, and watering. Here at Five Star Tree Services we offer Tree Care in Toronto as well as the Greater Toronto Area, performing examinations on your tree(s) periodically.

Have you ever looked at your lawn, stared up at your trees, and noticed that they seemed a bit off? Maybe it was a barren branch or perhaps it was less vibrant than usual. Whatever the case, it is important to inspect your trees on a regular basis.